
Participants will hear from nationally recognized speakers, participate in interactive sessions covering all aspects of trauma care, and network with peers and stakeholders from across the region.

Mobile Heart Specialists physicians offer expertise in general cardiology, interventional procedures, electrophysiology, coronary and peripheral artery disease, and advanced rhythm management, including ablations, implantable defibrillators, and pacemakers.
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Participants will hear from nationally recognized speakers, participate in interactive sessions covering all aspects of trauma care, and network with peers and stakeholders from across the region.
Jeffrey S. LaRochelle, M.D., MPH, comes to the Whiddon College of Medicine from the University of Central Florida, where he most recently held the position of associate dean of academic affairs and professor of medicine.
Dimple Chanamolu, M.B.B.S., M.D., specializes in the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), urinary stone disease, and urologic malignancies.
Residents train alongside faculty deeply invested in mentorship, scholarship, and excellence in patient care, preparing graduates for careers in primary care, hospital medicine, or advanced subspecialty training.
Urologists recommend seeing a medical provider as soon as blood is detected in the urine, whether it appears to be pink, red, brown, or is found during routine laboratory testing.
Before this initiative, no healthcare providers in Mobile or Baldwin County offered ECMO services, requiring patients to travel to Birmingham or out of state, often at great risk and inconvenience. USA Health is fulfilling the urgent need to provide local access to advanced cardiopulmonary care.
Five local bands with a connection to USA Health competed in the battle-of-the-bands event, raising money for their designated health system entities.
Lauren Sutley, MSN, RN, CIC, will be responsible for strategic direction, implementation, and evaluation of infection prevention and control programs at USA Health.
Katherine Grette, M.D., is passionate about medical education and the training of resident physicians. She actively participates in women’s health research and has served as a resource for resident-led research initiatives.
Project SEARCH at Providence Hospital builds futures through hands-on training
Laber will partner with other chief nursing officers across USA Health to further align and support process and clinical standardization efforts.
After decades of serving others, retired firefighter adapts to life with ALS







